2010 Map of Stantonville

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Stantonville and the southern edge of Adamsville anchor this 2010 depiction of the Tennessee countryside, where an intricate network of rural roads and family cemeteries reveals the region's deep-rooted community structure. The landscape is defined by the convergence of numerous watercourses, including Snake Creek, Owl Creek, and Clear Creek, which carve through the terrain near Dutchman Hollow and Bateman Hollow. Evidence of early transit persists in the alignment of Old Stage Rd, while smaller settlements like Martin Camp dot the secondary routes. Genealogists will find a wealth of local landmarks, ranging from Combs Cemetery in the north to West Shiloh Cemetery in the southeast, alongside several others like Pounds Cemetery and Mount Zion Cemetery. Modern features like Tanyard Springs Dam and numerous private lanes illustrate the contemporary use of this agricultural and wooded landscape.